orthopaedic surgeon

Aug 06, 2018

Nuts sow the seed of stronger sperm

A fascinating Spanish study by Rovira i Virgili University in Tarragona has shown that eating almonds, walnuts and hazelnuts can have significantly boost both the…

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The future of orthopaedic and regenerative surgery

Bones and Joints Innovations in minimally invasive techniques mean patients are able to have a faster recovery period. Arthritis is becoming increasingly common as people…

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Rocket scientist, astronaut and surgeon reinvent office high heels

Stiletto for working women will be comfortable and glamorous, says tech entrepreneur Dolly Singh is not a fan of the status quo. She cut her…

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How to avoid running injuries: experts share their top tips

Three of Britain’s top running experts reveal how to stay injury-free this summer   As the weather heats up after a long winter it can…

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Olympic nutritionist: what to eat after orthopaedic surgery

Healthy meals can help you heal and regain strength after your operation Nutrition is a vital part of the process of recovering after orthopaedic surgery….

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Surgeon warns skiers to take care after unprecedented extreme weather...

A leading surgeon last night warned skiers to take extra precautions after treating an exceptionally high number of ski injuries due to the extreme weather…

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Surgeons create app to help patients recover after operations

Patients are guided through the treatment process by their own surgeon on the app Two surgeons who have both been on the sharp end of…

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The amount of surgery has to be “just right” to...

A ‘Goldilocks’ approach is the best way to treat severely separated shoulders, according to one of the world’s leading shoulder specialists. Orthopaedic surgeons usually favour…

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Are stem cells harvested from fat the future?

Professor Claude Moorman uses a long needle to inject tumescent solution into his patient’s abdomen before agitating the tissue with tiny karate chops. The solution…

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Tiny ‘trampoline’ of human tissue will enable thousands to avoid...

A tiny trampoline made of human tissue will enable thousands of patients to avoid shoulder replacement surgery, according to one of the world’s leading orthopaedic…

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